Sentences with phrase «different about your accomplishments»

You're better off telling companies what's different about your accomplishments — competitively so — to open up a different conversation.

Not exact matches

Though it would be ludicrous for serious Christians to boast about the 20th Century, one of its few positive accomplishments, surely, has been a greater sensitivity towards «the other» — the racially, culturally, economically, sexually and religiously «different.»

Larry Seabrook of the Bronx used to brag (dubiously) about being the first African - American to be elected to three different legislative bodies, though when you consider that the three districts he represented were all similarly - sized subsets of the same group of impoverished neighborhoods, his accomplishment becomes slightly less impressive than, say, Obama's.

The Apollo 11 moon landing is usually seen as a primarily American accomplishment, but The Dish gives us a different perspective on and role in the landing and, in turn, makes us think about what the event really was — a human accomplishment.

There's no single, healthy approach to promoting children's achievement — largely because how parents and teachers think about achievement may be rooted in widely different values concerning money, status, and accomplishment.

It's one thing to humblebrag about all of your accomplishments and skills on a piece of paper — it's an entirely different thing to show employers and recruiters exactly what you're capable of.

Occupational Therapy Aide The Therapy Hub — New York, NY Jan 2008 — Feb 2009 • Helped in administering patient files and records in databases • Educated patients about therapy policies and processes • Helped patients in dressing and getting ready for therapies and different accomplishments • Guaranteed appropriateness of therapy provisions • Upheld therapy tools

A professional dance resume is different from a traditional resume in that it is meant to provide information about your dance skills, accomplishments, and overall experience.

Rehearse at least three different, performance - based answers to questions about your accomplishments, strengths, and career goals.

Write a Draft in a Different Format In his book The Overnight Resume: The Fastest Way to Your Next Job, career expert Donald Asher suggests writing a letter to a family member about your job accomplishments as a way to rethink your resume.